Blogger: Timothy Dahl
Bio: Tom Silva has forgotten more about home renovation than Timothy will ever know, but that's OK because Mr. Silva pretty much knows everything. But you should still check out Charles and Hudson.
Email: timothy@charlesandhudson.com
No longer are you limited to installing elaborate radiant heating systems under your flooring. All you want is another unobtrusive way to bring heat into a room and these invisible heating panels can be installed in your ceiling, floors, and walls and convert 100% of electrical power into heat.
Epiphytes are plants that can survive above ground and do not rely on soil to gain nutrients but rather absorb what they need through their leaves.
It’s hard to believe but summer is winding down. The days are longer and the air is crisper and your yard is weeks away from turning into Fall. There are some steps you can take to prepare your trees, shrubs, and lawn, for the winter months where maintenance will be at a low point and temperatures will be freezing.
If you’ve put up with a sliding door that sticks, is bumpy, or just won’t roll properly, there are steps you can take to get it back on track (literally).
Instead of buying a fashionable wood-slat doormat, why not make one of your own. You’ll need 3/4-inch lumber (any type) and the tools to cut and fasten the pieces together.
Most toolbelts on the market are equipped with a metal u-ring that the hammer slides through leaving the handle to dangle along your leg. This position isn’t the easiest way to grab the hammer for instant access but we work with it because its what we’ve done since toolbelts were invented.
